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This photo is a portrait of Helena Neufeld, Mary Schroeder, and Anna Thiessen who worked together in Winnipeg.

This photo is of Sunday School children and adults at the Mennonite Brethren church at the corner of Manitoba and MacKenzie, Winnipeg. 2 copies. This building was known as the German Baptist Mission Chapel which was rented by the Mennonite Brethren group. Second row from back, 4th from left is Anna Thiessen and 7th from left is William Bestvater.

This photo is a portrait of the first Mennonite Brethren choir in Winnipeg at the church on 652 Manitoba and McKenzie street - the German Baptist Mission Chapel, which the Mennonite Brethren group rented.
Back row: Gottlieb Wensel, Schulz, William Bestvater, Janke.
Middle row: Oehme, Lina's Mutter, Anna Thiessen, Anna (Bestvater) Redecopp.
Front row: Olga Klee, Lina Oehme, Tina Loewen, Adela Rosen, Philip Hamburger.

This photo is of a large group (56) of Sunday School children and Anna Thiessen, who is in the back, far left.

This photo is a portrait of Anna Thiessen and a large group of 27 girls in a sewing class, posing for a photo with some of their sewing. This was part of Anna Thiessen's community mission work in Winnipeg.

This photo is a picture of ten girls standing outside and in front of the North End Mennonite Brethren Church on Burrows Ave. Back row centre is Anna Thiessen.

This photo is of a group of adult men and women in the basement of the North End Mennonite Brethren Church basement who passed the 1921 Bible course given by Rev. William Bestvater.
Back row, left to right, is Abe Sawatzky (Aberdeen, SK), John P. Siemens (Dinuba, CA), Henry von Niessen, Henry Sawatzky, David Berg (Waldheim, SK), Jacob Schroeder (Vancouver, BC).
Seated, left to right, is Miss Anna Froese (Main Centre, SK), Miss A. Unger (now Mrs. J. Wiebe of Herbert, SK), Miss Mary Schroeder, Anna Bestvater (now Mrs. B. Redekopp, Herbert, SK), Miss Helen Neufeld (Vancouver , BC), Miss Anna Thiessen (Winnipeg).
William Bestvater is standing in the back.
Photo identification based on a similar photo that was published in the Mennonite Brethren Herald March 30, 1962, p. 6.
Heavy winter coats can be seen in the background hanging on the wall.

This photo is of a large group of adults standing inside a building. [Possibly the North End Mennonite Brethren Church] Anna Thiessen front row, second from right.

This photo is of a large group of children outside the North End Chapel, Winnipeg (on Burrows Ave.) with Anna Thiessen (l) and Helena P. Neufeld (r). 2 copies.

This photo is a portrait of a group of eleven girls with Anna Thiessen (centre)

This photo is of a baptism outdoors performed by Rev. Jacob Thiessen, in Herbert, Saskatchewan with a large group of onlookers on the river bank. Anna Thiessen, daughter of Jacob W. Thiessen, standing far right. A log fastened to a pole in the river bed leads baptism candidates into the river where Rev. Thiessen will baptize them by immersion.

This photo is of adult women at the North End (later known as Elmwood) M.B. Church.
Back row (left to right): Maria Isaak (Mrs. Gerhard), Helen Falk (Mrs. Wm.), Agatha Wall, Mrs. Jacob Klassen, Elizabeth Fast (Mrs. B.B.), Mrs. Hulda Seifried, Justina Doerksen (Mrs. John).
3rd row: Mrs. Jacob Wedel, Mrs. Elizabeth Willms (Ed.), Mrs. Wiebe, Mrs. Helena Plett (Peter), Mrs. Katherine Klassen (F.C.), Mrs. Caroline (?) [Maria] Krentz, Mrs. Agatha Toews (Jacob), Mrs. Kroeker.
2nd row: Mrs. Anna Hamm, Mrs. Frank C. Thiessen, Mrs. John Delesky, Mrs. Albrecht, Mrs. Caroline Dreim, Mrs. Frieda Thiessen, Mrs. Henry Hiebert, Mrs. Macnauer, Mrs. Sara Penner.
Front row: Mrs. Susanna (Peter) Wiebe, Mrs. Anna (Henry) Bartsch, Mrs. Elizabeth (C.A.) DeFehr, Mrs. Frank Isaak, Mrs. Tina (C.N.) Hiebert, Anna Thiessen, Mrs. Schmidt.

This photo is of a group of former "domestics" associated with the "Mary Martha Home," Winnipeg, which Mrs. Anna Thiessen supervised for many years (1925-1959). Taken at her funeral in the Elmwood Mennonite Brethren church.

This photo is of Mrs. Helena Thiessen (nee Helena Siemens) (1870-1939) and her daughters. From l-r seated are Anna Thiessen, Helena Thiessen. Name of daughter standing is unknown.